Consumer fraud & privacy lawyers

N. Kirkland Pope helped try the first Wright Conserve hip bellwether, upheld on appeal, and was appointed co-lead counsel in the Profemur and Exactech MDLs.

The illness may appear years after the exposure. Greenwald helped negotiate the Deepwater Horizon medical settlement, including a route for qualifying people whose conditions emerged later.

Katie Schwartzmann litigates First Amendment, protest-rights, chemical-munitions, jail-conditions, privacy, public-records, immigration-detention, and constitutional cases.

Mona Lisa Wallace litigates environmental nuisance, toxic-exposure, and mass-tort cases involving contaminated water, industrial agriculture, and harm to homes and communities.

Reuben A. Guttman is a Washington plaintiffs’ lawyer whose practice includes whistleblower, False Claims Act, complex civil and class-action litigation.

Christopher A. Seeger guided the 3M Combat Arms litigation from an unprecedented federal docket to an administered settlement structured around proof, timing, liens, and claimant choice.

Tracy A. Finken co-chairs the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee in the Depo-Provera meningioma litigation against Pfizer, from early filings to settlement.

Mark Lanier tried Ingham v. Johnson & Johnson, the St. Louis talc and ovarian cancer case that ended in J&J’s payment of about $2.5 billion in 2021.

Joseph W. Cotchett represents investors in financial litigation and has more than six decades of trial experience.

Edward A. Wallace is Plaintiffs’ Liaison Counsel in the federal hair-relaxer cancer MDL before Judge Rowland, where the first bellwether trial is set for 2027.

Mark C. Molumphy represents investors in securities and governance matters involving discovery, trial preparation, and negotiated resolutions.

Joseph J. Tabacco Jr. represents investors in securities, mortgage-backed-securities, and benchmark-rate litigation, including CalPERS and IndyMac matters.

Matthew W.H. Wessler handles plaintiff appeals involving retirement plans, arbitration, consumer lending, antitrust, and access to the courts.

Alexander R. Wheeler tries and appeals cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death, workplace and school safety, defamation, class claims, and judgment enforcement.